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Another Arctic blast returns to Metro Atlanta over the weekend. Afternoon temperatures will drop into the mid to upper 30s on Sunday, and overnight lows will fall to the mid 20s for Monday and Tuesday mornings.
The blast of Arctic air will continue through the course of today, but as the wind dies down, temperatures will continue to plummet into the upper 10s to mid 20s for several hours through tomorrow morning.
BIG changes are on the way tonight as an Arctic cold front sweeps through the region, dropping temperatures into the 20s for Thursday morning.
Last week’s near record-breaking warmth has been replaced by frigid air that will linger over the Metro Atlanta area.
The rain and storms will arrive midday, but once it arrives, it will sit over the Metro area through the afternoon and evening hours. Some of the rain will be heavy at times through midnight.
The first heavy rainfall of the year will arrive at the end of this week and continue through Saturday.
The southern breeze has pulled warm, humid air into the Metro Atlanta area this week, generating dense fog during morning commutes.
Afternoon highs will climb to the upper 60s and low 70s, with potential record-high temperatures through the end of this week.
Just in time for the Christmas Holiday travel week, temperatures will soar well above average, and Metro Atlanta may experience a Top 3 Warmest Christmas on record for the area.
As quickly as the frigid air swept into Metro Atlanta, it will just as quickly moderate and warm back up this week!
After a week of cloudy, foggy and rainy conditions, sunshine will soon return to the Metro area.
A second round of rain showers is on its way for today and Friday, but will it be enough to finally bring an end to the drought that quickly developed this Fall?
When it comes to the month of December, temperatures can vary widely for Metro Atlanta.
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